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As for him beating me, that's doubtful, and if I had a $3 lead going into the last day, I wouldn't squat like you did. Unless it was for a big cash prize instead of pride. Now that I think about it, I think we should have some sort of round robin contest on here. Every week, PG1985 gets to face off against someone different. You, me, Pants, Raggedy Ann, Andy, etc. |
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![]() Of course he has a bad opinion....he's friendly with DrugS.
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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![]() Wow. Mambo in Seattle.
It's akin to going to the Sports forum and finding a thread titled (11/3) Detroit: Dante Culpepper returns to the NFL! |
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And, yes, Mambo in Seattle has created interest in ungraded $60,000 handicap this weekend. Imagine that!
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@wire2wirewin Turf Economist since 1974 |
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Actually, I wasn't taking a shot at your capping skills initially. I was making commentary on how lame the contest was between you and Joseph. Clearly you are being touchy, as evidenced by your PM to me. The only part you have right is about my opinion. The rare times I have posted my opinion on here, the results have been pretty poor. These things happen. And yeah, I did watch Ventura beat Indian Blessing!! That was a great call on your part man! As much as you keep liking to remind me about that, I sure hope you cashed large on that race. After all, it's not often you see a second or third betting choice win a race. |